Kuljetusliikkeet
Kuljetusliikkeet, Finnish for "transport companies," refer to businesses that provide goods or passenger transportation services across Finland. These firms operate a diverse range of vehicles, including trucks, vans, regional buses, coaches, and freight shipping vessels. Some specialize in road freight, while others manage intermodal logistics combining road, rail, and sea transport.
The sector emerged in the early 20th century as industrialization increased demand for reliable movement of
European Union rules now govern cargo safety, driver working hours, and environmental standards. Finnish carriers must
Major players include Tietoevry Logistics, YIT Transport, and Pohjolan Liikenne. Smaller family‑owned firms, such as ones
The transport industry remains a key driver of Finland’s economy, contributing roughly 4 % to national GDP and